May 7th was our final day of the semester, spent mostly with some final clean up of our space at EA, exit interviews and a farewell lunch. Thanks to all 20 of you who spent your winter and spring with us – great projects, great students.
Mirage team, behind the aluminum curtain
Fluxion team
PlayOnSocial team
iLearn English team
Spike team with iPad games
At the Silicon Valley campus our Soft Open happens during the lunch hours in one of EA’s lobbies. The teams demo to EA employees and visitors, and have the chance to get additional feedback and user testing on their projects.
Set up in the EA Lobby
Play-On-Social demos Robo Tales
Playing the Mirage Team's 3D game
iLearn English showing off their iPhone app
Fluxion gathers players for their iPhone game
SPIKE Team gets an interview on EA's video blog
Congratulations to all five teams for doing a great job on the Quarter Presentations. Our audience was made up primarily of ETC Alums who work at Electronic Arts, along with a few key EA movers and shakers – which in addition to all out students made for a nice size audience for the first round of presentations.
PlayOnSocial
iLearn
Fluxion
Spike
Mirage
Fluxion is a student pitched project fromEntertainment Technology Center(ETC) of Carnegie Mellon University. It aims to create an iPhone game using fluid simulation as game mechanics. The main concept of the game is to make use of physics features of liquid to solve puzzles by utilizing the unique input controls of iPhone such as accelerometer and Multi- Touch. The goal of the project is to develop an immersive game experience and to explore the possibilities of innovative game mechanics based on fluid dynamics.
Team members:
Chun-Ta Chen, Jy-Huey(Grace), Lin Wen-Chun(Lynne) Lin, Fei Wang, Bing-Huan(Ben) Wu
Fluxion Team
